Uma Estranha Diáspora Rumo a Portugal: Judeus e Cristãos-Novos Reduzidos à Fé Católica no século XVII
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https://doi.org/10.3989/sefarad.2002.v62.i2.558Keywords:
Conversion to Catholicism, Diaspora, Inquisition, PortugalAbstract
The present paper deals with a number of Jewish and new Christian people, descendants of Peninsular Jews, who arrived in Portugal in the 16th century and consequently converted to Catholicism. The source material used in this study are the Books of Converted Jews that belonged to the Holy Office of Inquisition. These books provide information on the nature of the people (age, status, birthplace, place of residence), the way they experienced their religion in different parts of Europe, and the true or apparently true reasons for their conversion.
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